vb.org search stats

[Borgs8472]

I don't know if this applies to other people, but I must use the search function on vb.org more than on even my own bulletin boards.

I search for features I remember spotting in hack titles, features that I wish exist to see if other people have requested them and hacks I've viewed in the past but not installed. (it's such a pain to find by browsing)

Anyhow, in conclusion, could vb.org share their say top 100 searched terms here?

[peterska2]

I dread to think how many times I must hit the seacrh button in the average day here. I've only been online about 15 mins and have already used it about 7 or 8 times. Thats approx half as new posts and the rest as advanced search.

[Borgs8472]

bumping my request to have some stats if possible

[Logikos]

I don't belive they will be installing any other mods here on vB.org untill they upgrade the site to the latest vBulletin Version. From what I've read, when they implament the Hacks Database, searching for mods will be much eaiser then it is now. Just gotta let the staff finish the project and hang tight while they code the system.

[Tony G]

Seems like un-necessary server strain to me, but, not my decision now is it?

Originally Posted by Live Wire

I don't belive they will be installing any other mods here on vB.org untill they upgrade the site to the latest vBulletin Version. From what I've read, when they implament the Hacks Database, searching for mods will be much eaiser then it is now. Just gotta let the staff finish the project and hang tight while they code the system.

Bingo, basically.

[Borgs8472]

Originally Posted by Tony G

Seems like un-necessary server strain to me, but, not my decision now is it?

I wasn't meaning like an add-one module, rather something that a staff member would install, run, repost the results then uninstall.

[Tony G]

Ohhhh. Well then I don't see the harm in that. Depends if an admin wants to do it.